Lego City Police Station (7498)
Lego City Police Station is right at the forefront of fighting crime in Lego City!
The prisoners might be trying to escape via the drain, but you'll soon round them up using the police car.
Then, lock the evidence in the evidence room, take their mug shots, and lock your criminals securely in the cells before you can say say "You're nicked, mate"!
A superb play set for all Lego fans with plenty of figures included for hours of law-abiding fun.
Lego City Police Station (7498) Features
Lego City Police Station Play Set Reviews (from Amazon):
"The police station is great.It is my best lego city model ever! I play with it all the time.It is also very fun making it! I would definitely give this a 5 star!" [Oliver, age 8]
"We bought this for my daughter's 6th birthday as she loves Lego. Thinking I would get to help proved to be wrong. The clear instructions and well laid out diagrams, as usual from Lego, meant that my daughter has been occupied for hours and still isn't finished. She is addicted to this latest addition to her Lego City collection. Another great piece and well worth the asking price, although we did find the discounted price on Amazon more attractive."
>>Buy the Lego City Police Station Play Set from Amazon.co.uk<<
A Lifetime of Lego
Lego was invented by a Danish carpenter, Ole Kirk Christiansen, and the first bricks were actually made of wood. The familiar plastic bricks first appeared in 1947, with the current design patented in 1958, and any Lego bricks made from 1958 onwards will fit with any modern Lego brick.
The company now produces a whole range of Lego products, including Duplo for younger children, the popular film franchise products such as the Star Wars and Harry Potter Lego sets, and there are also four Legoland themes parks. The Lego videogames have proved extremely popular thanks to their fun play and quirky humour, but it is still the Lego play set that are a must-have Christmas toy for both boys and girls on over 130 countries worldwide.
Like this Christmas toy for a boy but want something more outdoors-y? How about a Nerf Nite Finder?
- 4 police officer figures
- 2 robbers figures
- 1 police dog figure
- 1 police car
- 1 prisoner transport van
- 1 bicycle
- police station areas includese dog kennel, evidence room, mug shot area and secret compartment
- accessories include handcuffs, crowbar and wanted poster
- measures 25cm tall and 38cms wide
- 783 pieces
- weighs 2kgs
- suitable for ages 6-12 years
Lego City Police Station Play Set Reviews (from Amazon):
"The police station is great.It is my best lego city model ever! I play with it all the time.It is also very fun making it! I would definitely give this a 5 star!" [Oliver, age 8]
"We bought this for my daughter's 6th birthday as she loves Lego. Thinking I would get to help proved to be wrong. The clear instructions and well laid out diagrams, as usual from Lego, meant that my daughter has been occupied for hours and still isn't finished. She is addicted to this latest addition to her Lego City collection. Another great piece and well worth the asking price, although we did find the discounted price on Amazon more attractive."
>>Buy the Lego City Police Station Play Set from Amazon.co.uk<<
A Lifetime of Lego
Lego was invented by a Danish carpenter, Ole Kirk Christiansen, and the first bricks were actually made of wood. The familiar plastic bricks first appeared in 1947, with the current design patented in 1958, and any Lego bricks made from 1958 onwards will fit with any modern Lego brick.
The company now produces a whole range of Lego products, including Duplo for younger children, the popular film franchise products such as the Star Wars and Harry Potter Lego sets, and there are also four Legoland themes parks. The Lego videogames have proved extremely popular thanks to their fun play and quirky humour, but it is still the Lego play set that are a must-have Christmas toy for both boys and girls on over 130 countries worldwide.
Like this Christmas toy for a boy but want something more outdoors-y? How about a Nerf Nite Finder?